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Backing up old purchased VHS Tapes

Discussion in 'Third Party Products' started by tgentr, Mar 27, 2007.

  1. tgentr

    tgentr New Member

    Are there any methods for using AnyDVD or other product to backup my old VHS tapes that appear to be copy protected?
     
    tgentr, Mar 27, 2007
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  2. Webslinger

    Webslinger Retired Moderator

    Not with Anydvd, but with other products, possibly . . .

    Use the search feature at the top of these forums.
     
    Webslinger, Mar 27, 2007
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  3. jvc

    jvc Well-Known Member

    There is a piece of hardware you can attach between the vcr and the dvd burner, but I don't remember what it's called. It used to not be very cheap either.

    Remember also, that if you copy a tape to a dvd, it's still going to be vhs quality. I'd check the pawn shops, and see if I could find the dvd of the movies I wanted. Pawn shops sell movies pretty cheap...........
     
    jvc, Mar 27, 2007
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  4. G-Omaha

    G-Omaha Well-Known Member

    http://www.checkhere22.com/stabilizer/ - Costs less than $50US
     
    G-Omaha, Mar 27, 2007
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  5. ventor

    ventor Member

    Tape to DVD

    The simplest answer that worked for me was using a consumer combo unit
    that burns VHS directly to DVD. CineVision and GoVideo a just two no fuss units and the discounted price is that of a combo player. Pot in a tape and a black disc, hit copy and thats it. The only drawback is it does it in real time.:bowdown:
     
    ventor, Mar 30, 2007
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